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• r  to a remarkable degree or extent

• When they finally found her, unco guidness and her own adolescent fears had almost addled her little pate; it took all of Hilary's affectionate tact to mend matters.
• In London, at the end of the 9 o'clock news, Britain's most popular radio program, Chief Announcer Stuart Hibberd opened his mouth to announce something from BBC's unco-respectable .
• The first scene shows him as a young plowman already cheerfully confronting woman and the unco godly in the persons of Nell and Holy Willie laughing and singing:.

• unusually
• remarkably
• outstandingly

• unremarkably

News & Articles

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• Seattle firefighters revive man after near-drowning at Green Lake
  UPDATE 8:00 a.m.|  The man who nearly drowned in Green Lake was reported in A 19-year-old man was taken to Harborview Medical Center in critical condition Thursday night after he nearly drowned in Green Lake. A call came in to dispatchers at 7:49 p.m.  reporting that an unco
  July 19, 2013 - Seattle Times

Quotes

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• Wen Jiabao in Sydney Morning Herald
  Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao warned that Chinese growth was becoming "unstable, unbalanced, unco-ordinated and ultimately unsustainable".
• Craig Mottram in The Australian
  You guys can tell me what I can and cannot do,Mottram said. "I'll go out on Friday and show you what can be done. In the olden days, there were a lot of guys my size running around and running quickly. If you are big and unco-ordinated,...
• Paddy Ashdown in AFP
  We have not lost in Afghanistan,Ashdown wrote. "But we will lose if we do not start doing things differently. What we need is a strategy, not a disconnected collection of unco-ordinated tactics."